#空投与TGE Seeing that the Brevis airdrop portal is open, I took a three-second pause to calm down. Qualification review, limited-time claim, and the share announcement later — I am very familiar with this process.

To be honest: ZK track projects are not technically lacking, but you should be cautious about airdrops. 32.2% community incentives sound substantial, but the actual amount received is often halved. I’ve seen too many projects hype up their airdrops loudly before TGE, only to suddenly lock the tokens or unlock them in batches on the day of TGE, or even dump the tokens directly.

Here are some key points to watch out for:

**First, the qualification review gate** — on the surface, it’s about screening, but in reality, it’s also about data filtering. Some projects use this step to precisely target certain wallets, which can lead to situations where "wallets that meet the criteria are given special treatment."

**Second, the claim window is only five days** — such a tight schedule often indicates that the project team wants to complete the airdrop quickly to push forward with subsequent fundraising or launch plans. Don’t be pressured by the urgency; missing out isn’t a big loss.

**Third, the share will be announced later** — this is a signal. Participants who know the share amount in advance will have clearer expectations, while later announcements imply information asymmetry.

My simple advice: participation is fine, but first ask yourself three questions — Is your wallet secure? How trustworthy is the project team? Can you afford to lose in the worst case? Once you’ve thought it through, then verify your eligibility. Airdrops aren’t free gains; every participation is a game of information.